Experts introduce the histological classification of primary liver cancer

Primary liver cancer is a type of liver cancer, and we should pay more attention to it. Next, let the experts analyze and introduce to you what are the histological types of primary liver cancer ? I hope it can be helpful to you.

1. Cholangiocyte

This type of primary liver cancer is rare. The cancer cells develop from bile duct epithelial cells and are glandular, with more fibrous tissue and fewer sinusoids.

2. Hepatocellular type

The most common type, accounting for about 90% of primary liver cancer. Cancer cells develop from hepatocytes and are arranged in polygonal nests or cords. There are abundant sinusoids between the nests or cords, and no interstitial components. Cancer cells have large nuclei, obvious nucleoli, abundant cytoplasm, and tend to grow into the sinusoids.

3. Hybrid

This type of primary liver cancer is the rarest and has the structures of both hepatocellular carcinoma and cholangiocarcinoma. It is completely like hepatocellular carcinoma but not completely like cholangiocarcinoma.

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